iamtherealwalrus

I recently purchased https://www.logitech.com/en-us/products/keyboards/k860-split-ergonomic.html because I have been programming for >20 years and I just accepted pain in both my hands, like the idiot I am, all along using mechanical keyboards. After using this keyboard for 1 day I noticed the pain was gone, after a week I purchased another one just so I could have one at home and one at work. Been using it for a month now and the difference is night and day. Rarely do I experience pain in my hands. I have the keyboard set to the highest reverse tilt FYI.

Thank you. I'm surprised, this is the science community and I'm downvoted for asking for a source. I thought this community valued proof.

Source?

Stardew Valley the board game.

Used to have Paperwhite. Upgraded to Kindle Oasis a few years ago. No regrets.

Adding to your advice: RTFM. I have been a professional developer for more than 20 years and the number of people i have worked with, who bothered to read the manual, can be counted on one hand. So many bugs can be avoided if people bothered to read the manual for whatever software/SDK they are using.

Advice that has been valid forever. Don't mix your personal life with work. That includes software, mobile phones, computers.

You think Google does not support Trump?

They will offer it as an optional service and charge you for it. So yes they use it.

I have tried on several occasions to like GrapheneOS. But every time I install it on my Pixel 7, basic functionality breaks. Things like receiving regular phone calls, as in people calling my number using a normal phone. GrapheneOS will sometimes not even ring and immediately display a notification saying "Missed call". If my phone cannot be used as a .. phone, what good is is?

In the city where my mother lives they are repeatedly cutting down on the number of public busses, to the point where there is one bus per hour on Sundays. This is the 3rd largest city in the country of Denmark. The thinking goes: Well nobody is using the busses so why have so many. Then as less busses serve the city, less people use them. And round and round we go.

So a pharmacist should be allowed to refuse selling e.g. birth control, due to personal beliefs? Everyone can just decide who they want to service for any reason, right?